Punta Cana

Attractions • Bavaro Beach: The largest beach in Punta Cana, with soft sand, long reef embankments, and overwater bungalows at the resort. The clear waters make it an ideal place for snorkeling, and there are plenty of water activities to enjoy. • Indigenous Eyes Ecological Park: A nature reserve with winding trails through tropical forests, surrounded by 12 lagoons, most of which are suitable for swimming, and diving platforms. • Macao Beach: Surrounded by green dunes, famous for its white sand, clear turquoise waters, and colorful coral reefs, it's a great place for surfing enthusiasts. • Bavaro Adventure Park: Offers a variety of adventure activities such as sky bridges, skydiving, and space balls, as well as an electronic dinosaur park. • Manati Park: Features nature trails, animal shows, and a Taino village, where you can see dolphins swimming and performing. Food • Boca Chica: A typical beach dish consisting of fried fish and fried green plantains, served with rice and beans. • Sancocho: A stew made with a variety of meats, usually served with white rice, beans, avocado, or mashed plantains. • Fried meatballs: Stuffed with sweet peppers, ground beef, basil leaves, onions, salt, and pepper. Accommodation • Luxury: Hilton La Romana, an all-inclusive adult resort and spa with a great atmosphere and complete facilities. • Family-friendly: Hilton La Romana, an all-inclusive family resort and water park with a water park, perfect for families with children. Transportation • External transportation: You can fly directly to Punta Cana International Airport. • Internal transportation: You can rent a car and drive yourself, which is convenient for visiting various attractions. There are also local taxis and buses, but buses may be infrequent. Notes • The Dominican Republic offers visa on arrival for Chinese citizens with a multiple-entry US or Canadian visa. Otherwise, you need to apply for a visa in advance. You need to purchase a USD 10 tourist card when entering the country. • Take care of your personal belongings, especially in public places such as beaches. • Respect local customs and get along well with the locals.